My friends love this location. I came to browse but it was…read moretoo crowded for me to shop so I will come back during the week. I found reasonably priced double strollers and the clothes were clean and inexpensive. I liked that some clothing categories were clearly labeled for example, swimwear was in a separate section. Some accessories were overpriced for 2nd hand resale because you could purchase new items from TJ Maxx for the same price. Bottom line- clothes, bassinets, strollers, and swings are the best priced items.

Came for their 30% off sale. Great items and selection, BUT and this is a huge BUT the "exclusions…read moreapply" exception with the sale announcement that was sent out via text literally was over 50% of the items I picked out. And you don't know that until you get into the store and see what colored tags and stickers aren't included. There are multiple colored tags and then different colored stickers on the tags for everything in store. So figuring out what was and was not included was somewhat frustrating. Some prices were much higher than expected and some were lower. So all that to say I won't be rushing back here like I did the other day.

The best and most affordable kids consignment store in the area! I went in a few weeks ago because…read moremy daughter needed a winter coat. I snagged a black and pink Columbia jacket for under $7 and a fuzzy teal North Face coat for less than $10 (in excellent used condition!) They run a lot of sales and offer a free book ($1.99 or less which is the cost of 80% of the books they have) once a month. The parking is easy, especially if you enter the back of the shopping center off Timonium Road, instead of driving through the center off York. Selling to them is easy too, like every other consignment store don't expect to get a lot for your items. I always opt to do the store credit to earn more back since I end up spending my money in the store anyway.

I'm so tired of my time not being important to people. I put in so much effort, organizing all of…read morethese clothes to turn in in order for it to be easily sorted through to make the jobs easier of the people working behind the desk and in return, I received back a trash bag full of my stuff thrown in like it's dirty laundry and now I have to sort it all again to even decide if there is anything worth keeping in here. I cannot believe all of that time I spent was completely wasted, and you could not respect my items enough to return them in the same fashion that I politely gave them to you.

I love shopping here for the grandchildren. They offer the cutest clothes for little girls. The…read morecustomer service here is great, your greeted immediately and they check in on you often.

I've never set foot in one of these kiddie clothing stores…read more This one was a pretty small store and not too overwhelming. I liked that no one accosted us when we came in. We browsed and then went to the back to look at the clearance items and loaded up on that stuff. The checkout clerk was really nice and really went out of her way to help us get the best deals. We were probably in and out in 10-15mins.

Great shopping center w a few quality restaurants, a Trader Joe's, Wine Store, and more…read more This shopping center is very popular, and easy to locate. There are free parking options near every major establishment. The premises are clean, well lit, and manicured. This place is certainly a neighborhood gem.

Kenilworth is a clean and classy shopping center, anchored now by Trader Joe's, great shops, and…read morenew and trendy restaurants. Worth checking out and grabbing a meal outside on the patio.

I have been going to this mall since it opened and our other mall closed down. In the beginning…read morethis mall was the best around with the best stores and variety and food court. It has all outdoor parking and there is lighting and "security crew?" that drive around-more on that later. This mall has been through many changes and has survived the pandemic surprisingly well considering the other places that have closed down. That is a plus for them. However they have not been able to get the stores back to fill the openings and the stores there now aren't all encompassing. They are more like a lot of individual stores (all random -for a particular group). They have the big stores Macys, JCPenney, boscovs and the Sears closed. Other stores are, hemp tattoos, hat shops, shoe stores, eateries (not much keto or vegan but can be found), bath shops, I think the mall is so empty because of this and it was a day trip. They have 2 escalators on each end of the mall and an elevator in the center in front of food court. They could use another with strollers & wheelchairs etc. They are handicap accessible and parking isn't too bad. Depends on how far you can walk. The security is a problem for me. When first opened the security was excellent! Now I don't go there anymore at night because there have been many people carjacked, attacked and robbed, women attacked in front of people and "security?" As for the "security people " I had an issue with a carful of people who hit my truck while I was sitting in a parking space. They tried to drive away and I got my phone out and recorded them leaving and laughing as I got out to check my truck. They saw me and came back yelling "you recording us?" I said yes, you hit my truck and drove away and I was in the truck. I got the plate for police. They came at me as I got in my truck. I saw "security " and waved them over to my dismay they were not helping me but cheering the people on!! I was on phone with local police at that point and I told them I didn't feel safe and that the "security " weren't there to help. They told me they know, it's a problem and they (police) don't usually respond to calls from people for assistance bc of the security people ". I got his name and the rest and went on to the police station by my house. They listened. My biggest concern here is everyone safety. 1/5 for safety The deals are great at the big stores like Macy, Boscovs and JCPenney. I did score big deals in boscovs. From clothing, house wares, holiday gifts and decorations, jewelry, and other unique coastal items. Overall I recommend the mall but beware this time of year when it gets dark early! I think if you go during the day you will be fine and check out the deals in boscovs and Macys. I didn't notice alot of holiday decorations up in the mall but they were pretty decorative in the stores. Cleanliness 3/5 Parking 4/5 -handicap accessible Restrooms-2/5 hit or miss whether you can find a clean one. Variety of stores 3/5 Happy shopping

Decent mall with a little bit of everything--Macy's, JCPenney, and a surprisingly good food court…read more Not super fancy or modern, but clean and convenient. Some stores seem to be cycling out or closing, but still works for basic shopping needs.

I love you Savers. This location has single-handedly furnished my apartment and has refreshed my…read moreentire wardrobe. The staff here are pretty chill, and are especially kind towards regulars. The crew in the furniture section are always quick to help me find what I'm looking for or keep an eye out for me. Compared to all of the goodwills, and even the nearby ReStore, this is gonna be your best bet price-wise. This is the first thrift store that I've been to that rotates its inventory based on the season. All of the furniture that I've purchased here has been for less than $20, and I'm talking about good hardwood furniture and even a 7ft silk sofa wrapped in the OG plastic protectant. For my fellow DIYers, you'll come across sewing machines often here, some built into tables with full kits for about $15 - $25. There is also a rack for scrap fabric, and abandoned knitting projects in the back. This location is in the prime spot, as it receives donations from all demographics. So whatever your style is, you're bound to find something you'll like here.

Everyone knows that every thrift store is hit or miss. I'm not talking about the likelihood of…read morefinding a banger. I'm frustrated in finding literal trash for sale. Why is there the the handlers for Christmas lights on sale for 3 dollars each? Bonkers. Also, the inconsistencies of pricing is frustrating. A no name brand beat up pair of sneakers is 14$, but a brand new pair of name brand vans is 10? I love how organized savers is. But some stuff is so frustrating at times.

I had been in here a few times and was very impressed with their nice selection and decent prices…read more However, the last time I went in they had a 'designer' section with some upscale brands that were all inflated to 500% of what they should have been charging. Don't get me wrong, I take no issue with charging more for better brands, but prices between $60-$75 are unreasonable for a charity thrift store. Goodwill may do the same, but not to the same extent. This is NOT a thrift store - it is more on par with consignment prices. I just don't like that they get these clothes donated and then mark them up and call themselves an 'affordable thrift shop'. It's false advertising and frankly - especially considering their likely exemption from taxes - a little greedy.

This shop is small, but they had some good items. I came on a day where the items were 75% off,…read morewhich is good, because I wouldn't have paid otherwise. Reason for a dock in the stars is because I was thrifting this day and I had previously gone to others. Reasonable price for a jack $6-$12 from these other stores. At this store? $40. Now, with the 75% off deal, things were reasonable. I got a dress, a necklace, and a jacket. The store was very clean. The women at the counter took a long, long while to figure out the cash register.

The service was terrible. I placed an online order, but when it arrived, the shipment was…read moreincomplete. When I called to inquire, I was told that the missing item was out of stock and currently being manufactured--a process that would take 2-3 weeks. They attempted to offer a substitute product, but I wasn't interested, so I requested to cancel that specific item. It turned out that the refund amount I received did not match the amount I had originally paid. When I called to ask why, they claimed that since my final order total fell below $150, I was required to pay shipping fees for the items that had already been delivered. However, this was not my fault; it was entirely the store's fault. If an item is out of stock, they should inform the customer upfront--or, alternatively, they should simply remove that item from their product catalog.